Fatal Erro (failed Simulation)

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January 7, 2023
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Few days I have problem with simulation and it gives below error. This error is the same for all models and for all simulations (thermal, pressure, etc.). Can anyone please help me I have to submit my project soon.

"Integrated mode error checking found error(s) in the model
after creating the Creo Simulate database." Bildschirmfoto 2023-01-07 um 8.08.03 AM.png

Creo Ansys Simulation

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VladimirN

24-Ruby III

Articles:

"Can't run a structure analysis in Creo Simulate Lite 2.0": https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS154945
""The measure "Measure1" is associated with a point that is not associated with an element. Please review that measure." when trying to run static analysis in Pro/MECHANICA and Creo Elements/Pro Mechanica": https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS124712
"Error during meshing: "The model does not have meshable geometry or idealizations" in Creo Simulate": https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS173613

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Bogdan_M

13-Aquamarine

Can you share the log tab?

In the working directory, you can find a file <analysis name>.err (Analysis1.err), which can give you some info about the error.

The file <analysis name>.rpt, is the file whit the Summary of your run.

You can open both of them using Notepad (I recommend Notepad++).

KenFarley

21-Topaz II

Hard to say, you're only showing the summary.

However, if you read the content of the message it says your "model must contain at least one element with positive density". I don't see any entries in your model tree indicating you assigned any materials to the object you are trying to analyze. They would be listed as "Material Assignments".

For that matter, I see no "Loads/Contraints" either, which must be defined as the boundary conditions for your analysis, specifying which faces are rigidly constrained, and what loads (forces, pressures, etc.) are being applied to the model.

You need to fully define the analysis conditions before starting it. You might also want to look at the "Log" rather than the "Summary", since it will give you much more verbose messages about what is going on.

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MO_10463719

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6-Contributor

What is interesting is that all the simulations were done without any problems. Since two weeks ago, no simulation works, I even reinstalled the software, but it didn't make a difference. Is there a buffer file available to save software errors? Maybe by deleting it, the problem will be solved. Meanwhile, I saw the links that Vladmir gave, but they did not help.

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MO_10463719

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6-Contributor

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